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Owning DRDGOLD means buying into the long-term story of a company that aims to turn lower-grade gold tailings into profitable production, all while maintaining strong cash flows and a high return on equity. The recent surge in analyst optimism, with earnings estimates sharply upgraded and a record-setting return year-to-date, clearly marks a shift in sentiment. While the jump in forecasted earnings is significant and could support short-term momentum, underlying questions remain about sustainability: gold production volumes have dipped, and yields are trending lower despite greater ore throughput. Dividend payouts continue, but past dividend consistency has been patchy, which might weigh on some investors’ minds. With earnings growth well above its historical average and industry peers, the recent news sharpens the short-term catalyst, yet the main risks, production volatility and gold price sensitivity, still deserve close attention as they remain central to the DRDGOLD investment thesis.
But with gold output volumes down and yield slipping, there are risks investors should know about.
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